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Revision as of 19:11, 8 December 2012
Section 8: Prejudice is a science fiction, first-person shooter video game developed and published by TimeGate Studios. It is the direct sequel to the 2009 game Section 8. Unlike its predecessor, Prejudice is a digital download-only title that contains more content than the previous game. The game was launched for PC on May 4, 2011 at a budget price of 15$.
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Section 8 | 2009 |
Section 8: Prejudice | 2011 |
Skip Intro Videos
Method 1
Navigate to: ...\section 8 prejudice\S9game\Movies
Change the extension of these files from .bik to .old
"ESRBWarning.bik" "Legal.bik" "nVidia.bik" "TimeGate.bik" "UE3_logo".bik"
Method 2
Navigate to: ...\Documents\My Games\Section 8 Prejudice - PC\S9Game\Config
Open S9Engine.ini with a text editor (e.g. notepad) and change the following values
[FullScreenMovie] bForceNoMovies=FALSE StartupMovies=TimeGate StartupMovies=UE3_logo StartupMovies=nVidia StartupLegalMovie=Legal
to
[FullScreenMovie] bForceNoMovies=TRUE ;StartupMovies=TimeGate ;StartupMovies=UE3_logo ;StartupMovies=nVidia ;StartupLegalMovie=Legal
Change FOV
Method 1 (Preferred)
- Navigate to:
...\Documents\My Games\Section 8 Prejudice - PC\S9Game\Config
- Open the file S9Engine.ini with a text editor (e.g. notepad)
- Modify the line
FOVAngle=X
where X is your preferred FOV.
Method 2
- Launch the game
- Open the console by pressing tilde (~)
- type
set FOV X
where X is your preferred FOV.
You must restart the game after making FOV changes, or else it will call you a "cheater".
Lack of anti-aliasing in Section and running an nVidia card (ATI users can just force anti-aliasing through their control center)?
Download nVidia Inspector 1.95 here -> Right-click on desktop -> Left-click "NVIDIA Control Panel" -> "Manage 3D Settings -> "Add" -> Find "S9-Win32-F.exe" in the Section 8 program folder -> Apply and exit the Control Panel -> Extract and run "nvidiaInspector.exe" -> Next to "Driver Version" click the "Profile Settings" button -> Under profiles, search for "S9" and select it -> Under "Compatibility" set "Anti-Aliasing Compatibility" to "0x00000045 (APB, X-Men origins: Wolverine, Alpha Protocol...etc)" -> Under "Antialiasing" select "Antialiasing - setting" and use whatever your video card can handle -> Apply
I personally use "2x [2x Multisampling]" as many of the higher settings can cause bugs.
Alternatively use SMAA Injector, FXAA Injector, SweetFX
Note: If you've poked around in the S9Engine.ini file, you may see that it is possible to enable DX10 - it will work, however, the map does not function correctly and the game engine becomes erratic after prolonged play. The only improvement this option brings is shading techniques and lighting - you will only notice, say, trees looking more vibrant under DirectX 10.